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Mayor Emanuel’s latest school plan unites the city—in opposition

Does anyone back Rahm’s latest school plan?

Chicago has the toughest gun laws in the country, but it’s not clear what they’re accomplishing.

Mayor Emanuel sticks it to the poor by drowning charities in new water fees.

The county board president has a beef with longtime ally Kwame Raoul

City Council passes Emanuel’s protest ordinances, but not everyone’s pleased

In the Fourth Ward Will Burns seeks to take the next step in a promising career.

For decades now, most of Chicago’s political independents have emerged from Hyde Park and Kenwood.

Neither of the legislators who declined to vote for impeaching Governor Blagojevich have to face voters again.

In the aftermath: yesterday’s winners and losers

What’s in a poll? Several candidates running to represent the 26th District in the statehouse say the numbers favor them.

Mayor Daley’s scepter is tapping shoulders far lowlier than Obama’s in the February 5 election.

The Democratic primary race for the 26th District seat is a heater.